All About Sleep
Across
- 3. This 24-hour cycle regulates sleep and wakefulness, influenced by light and darkness. (15 letters)
- 7. The hidden, symbolic meaning behind the events in a dream. (12 letters)
- 8. According to Freud, the actual storyline and events of a dream. (14 letters)
- 10. Difficulty falling or staying asleep, leading to fatigue and poor daytime functioning. (8 letters)
- 13. The initial, lightest phase of non-rapid eye movement sleep. (11 letters)
- 16. Condition where people physically act out their dreams. (21 letters)
- 19. A temporary body clock disruption from crossing multiple time zones. (6 letters)
- 20. Sleep disorder with sudden sleep episodes, cataplexy, and sleep paralysis. (10 letters)
Down
- 1. The deepest non-REM sleep stage, dominated by delta waves. (11 letters)
- 2. Another term for sleepwalking, usually occurring in non-REM sleep. (13 letters)
- 4. This theory suggests dreams help process and organize daily memories. (19 letters)
- 5. The body’s process of restoring energy and repairing itself during sleep. (12 letters)
- 6. A theory proposing dreams result from random brain activity. (18 letters)
- 9. The ongoing awareness of surroundings, thoughts, and feelings. (13 letters)
- 11. Wrote a book about the "Interpretation of Dreams."
- 12. Sleep stage marked by sleep spindles and K-complexes; light sleep lasting about 20 minutes. (11 letters)
- 14. Disorder with pauses in breathing during sleep, often causing fatigue. (10 letters)
- 15. Dreaming stage with rapid eye movement and high brain activity. (8 letters)
- 17. Non-standard work hours that can disrupt the body’s internal clock. (9 letters)
- 18. The phenomenon of increased REM sleep following a period of deprivation. (11 letters)